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, 1887-02-10
With Our Exchanges.

England adopts American rifles for
the use OF her army.
The president has signed the inter
state commerce. bill.
Fifteen ladies have joined the knights
of Labor at Centralia.
The West Shore GENES TO us IL al en-
tirely new dress and form.
Judge VIM G.. Langford OF Walla
Walia has been confirm d.
The Skagit river is blocked with ice.
Navigation is also iDopeded in Frazer
river.
Bells Hotel in North Seattle, so long
closed Is to be thrown open TO the pub
lie next month.
Cornelius J. Murphy has sued the
OregOniaR for fifty thousand dollars
worth Of damages.
Ivan Chase, forman of the Palouse
Ga zette printing office, has become as
sociated with G. 3. Hopkins in the pub
lioation of that paper.
San Francisco vas surprised few
days ago bya snow storm. The oldest
inhabitant caught his breath in a
panic, aud there was more excitereent
than at dog fight.
The grass widow with Nnom MSfOn
Meeker was said to have eloped some
time since from Puyallup, writes 10 a
Seattle paper to say that it is no such
thing, and that she has been cruelty
slandered.
Hon. Ezra Meeker suggests q grand
celebration next Fourth of July on the
summit of the Cascade mountains, TO
specially ju5late over the completion of
n line OF railway from Lake Superior
direct to Puget Sound, across our noun
tain range.
Hon. ii. G. Strive of Seattle has beon
appointed supreme court reporter, and
Will begin the publication of law books
his first one to be entitled list Strive"
Judge Strives eminent legal ability is
sufficient guaranty that his works will
become standard authority.
Appointment of Interstate commerce
commissioners by the president is a mat
ter of deep public interest just now. 1t
is expectei thai ex-senator Allan G
Thurman of Ohio will be made chair
man of the commission. Wm- I, Cole
man OF California is among those spoken
OF for membership.
, 1887-02-10
Birthday Bali.

ThsEs Was royal, jolly, social good
tilas at the Learned ball last night. Mr..
YIN. f. Learned. tie hero Of the ccca-
SOD, who has jus attained his majority,
sad in whose honor the ball was given,
YES presented with q splendid gold
watch chain and charm, by his admir-
lag young triends-Mr. Geo. W. O'Brien
aaking the presentation speech. From
slightly to one hundred guests Rers pres
enti and, az social success. the affair
bore indisputable testimony to the pop
alsTity OF the one il whose honor it WAS
given. Towards midnigh. refreshments
we're served in teothsoms profu7icn by
The genial host and hostess-Mr. and
AEs. W. 81. H. Learned, who have reason
70 be proud of their eldest son, now fair
" launched upon the sea of life OF
sourse congratulations upon the ooca-
sieR were numerous Ths ARGUs mau,
though invited, was unable to be there,
en- account Of business. His best
wishes go out, however, as hearty as
anY,
, 1887-02-10

his physicians were conzlautly as his
bedside aud lie mat isales ca.4 and
nursing Wa gwen ,h> sex man. All
Bridges, with lie family and ais wiie's
parents, arrived al The Tacoma on The
24;h % june l.si, from tbcir hone g
London, EuEl-u:, ana has since resided
81 TUcon@. lie wss 4 youn-. man, hav-
Ing Just passed his 27tL ye-s.
Judge 7. u. Narboss le:t on tho
Phantom th!s morning tor Roche Har-
b0r, whsre lie will assume tie duties Of
Del ~ Collector a.; CustoIas, filiu. the
vacaLey caused hy the resignation Of
lion. ). Il. Izstt, Judge Narbass re
signed the otiee o. probate judge !ast
month, ana 1t L probable that Mr.
Tucker, layer residin. at Friday
darbor, will "c appointed by the COM
lnissioLers OF the county al their meet
ing this month, to FIJI the vacancy in
the probate judges otiice
Il Is sa:J thai Barton Atkins, L. ).
Aar-A2l of A!aska, has assumed charge
OF tie -iiGShGH during the absence OF
Gov. Swine!ord, and It IS ais1 reported
that tAe Governor Is III Washington
City for the purpose Of Grfeatiog il pos
Sible the continuation OF Hon. John
AcCGifeIty, the nsw Collector; and that
Alaska people are asking Swineford's 5
TeEloTui IN consequence, laying 4 num-
Der Of charges ut his door. These items
are Cleaned from correspondence of the
Victoria Times, and are merely given
for what they are worth. There seems
TO be So much personal spite work going
on in connection with Alaska that one
hardly ever knows what to place conf
dencO IN, coming from there under the
guise Of current news.
Spokane Falls is on the high road to
municipal greatness. One of lis irst
acts Of public irlPostencs-lorg before
it was as large as Port Townsend is-
vas to IA SO $4,000 FOR an academy, q
more portion Of university. The act
stamped the town as live, progressive
community, and its growth since has
been marvellous II secured the scad-
emy, raising therefore sum twice as
large IS Port Townsend is asked to raise
in coin and building material tor an
educational institution Of far greater
magnitude. At that time Spokane
Falls had not half ;uo giving ability that
we now have; she wGs comparatively
poor. If her citizens had stood around
the street corners and whined about the
bORus being loo large, og had refused to
do anything, she might today be still
an unimportant hamlet. Her generosity
attracted wealthy, generous, enterpris-
ing psople-and they made the town
grow. Our courso may be patterned
after that of Spokane Falls, and Wa may
reap similar reward; or, we may let
Others grow while We grumble.
, 1887-02-10
Auction Sale!

For The benefit u all concerned, L
will offer for sale at PUBLIC AUG
TION, on the
18Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887,
At Port Townsend. W. L, on Bart
lett & Co.'S wharf. at the hour of 10,
a IN. tho wr,cs Of The BARK AUS
TRIA, as she now lies On Flattery
Rocks, with a.chors aud chains, a lot
Of Old sails, cabin furniture, &c
1t same time and place viii also
saIi il. 4epala',s lots Il lot of rev and
rszriy neS sails, lot of rope and
running gear, l nearly new Donkey
Engine, lot of provisions, l kedge
anchor, L chronometer, ookinS
glasses, medicine chest, etc.
The above articles can be seen at
C. C.. Bartlett 6 Co.'S. Terms CASE
at time OF sale.
GEu +. DEIsANc, Master.
Port Townsend, Feb'y .th. 1881. iw
, 1887-02-10
OUR Mark Es' :

SEATTLE.
POrATOES-Supplie5 scarce and
prices advancing. Wholesale prices
quoted at S25Gf27.50.
HAY-Jobbing at SIT per ton anj re-
tail at 81 per hundred weight or so per
ton
WHEAT Wh sale, S3J c, ton, re-
tail S1.75 per ceutA-
GORN-Crushed or whole sale, $50
per ton, retail $I.G0 per cshtnl.
OIL CAKE hIEAL-Wholesale, $50
per ton, retail ? ceuts per pound.
BEEF-Advanciug. Wholesale Q cents,
retail 10 to 20 cents per pound.
MUTTON-W Wholesale cents, retail
6 to Is cents per pound.
PORK-W holesale cents, retail s to
l2l3 cents per pound.
FLOUR Wholesale S4.75, retail! So
per barrel.
BUTTER Retail from 45 to 80 cents
per roll of jwO pounds.
EGGS-Wholesale 3715, retail 20 cts.
par dozen.
APPLES Wholesale 35 ~ 60 cents
and retail for 40 cents to 81.
LOGS-Loggers receive Sc to 5000
per thousand feet.
PORTLAND, FEB. 8.
W hEA IF Ofelgn maFkeIs eisy anu
lower. A rather liberal receipt is noted
here today from the enstern section.
Walla Waila and neignboring points
sending the bui': of shipments
OATS-Frceipts noted are fog ship-
mess: Market firm locally under tight
supply.
POTAT0ES-Very few mu7inr, ;!,e
market being dull but firm.
EGGS-Few in. Selling a. 4h:,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Wheat market is very quieL ..tl
the feeling is that prices will 70 lower,
Slippers. are less disposed - Ear CX-
;temes uriees and leok.for furii.'.r Ia
cline. No. / shipping, nonin'.l at Si3i .
M1.5215.
Barley-Steajy at the decline. \" /
feed spot Sl05. Buyer season, $l.U5zi;
seller season, SI0l1z.
Oats-Receipis are large AID there are
more sellers; buyers doing little; sales OF
choice Oregon reported at Sl.5O, Quote
Oregon S1.40ML5
Potataes-Gon demand aud market
iiran. Burbanks, SI70@S2; Peerless,
Sl45G 155; Garet Chile, Sl.4O@1.5O.
, 1887-02-10

S"ow!
3Iore Snow,
Ne nave " local minstrel club.
Meeting at tie NJ. Z. church tonight.
Capt. deTion has returned from a trip
mp Sound.
Board CT Trade meeting ~ the Court
House tomorrow evening.
Hrrr:,h for the University.
Read 2fr. Jackman's generous cffer.
aad--do likewise.
The water main leading to Union
wharf burst few days ago.
1t. 9. I. I. Patterson, I4sh IDf, Fort
Townsend, has been granted a months
leave of absence.
Don't freeze, bat go to the San Fran
cisco store and buy your blankets and
comforters at San Francisco prices.
capt. Il. Hannah, who has been coo-
fined III the hospital with dIslocated
finger, is around on duty again.
Look out for Burket Il Eisenbe.s' ad-
vertisement tomorrow. They viii sell
off clothing, boots and shoes. etc, at
from 10 10 % per cent. reduction, in or
der to close cut tie stock.
The bar, Templar is over due She
has teen out from S5n francisco 26 days,
and should have been here two weeks
ago. Vessels sailing with the TempIar
made the run up tie coast in six and
seven days. 1t is feared she was caught
il Il storm aud lost.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give social this evening, at the
home of Mr.. H L. Bash, to which the
congregation and their friends are cor
daily invited. The above item was left
or our table in our absence Yesterday
and was not discovered till too late for
yesterdays paper. We hope there will
be liberal attendance tonight.
, 1887-02-10
From Yesterdays Daily.

EFUHE ES5tSsGaS'B y D6ily
Sleigh bells,
st. Valentines Day is coming.
Board of trade meeting this evening.
Br. steamer Sardonyx brought load
OF iron ore from Texada for Irondale this
| week.
Mrs. Abernethy of Dungeness came
up on the Dispatch foa medical atten-
dance.
No use for Capt. Glassford to predict
weather for US these days. We've got
plenty of it.
The theory is gaining ground that tho
peles aud equator are shiftipg-and
shifting rapidly.
Go to Burkctt & Eisenbeis if you want
to got cheap clothing, boots or shoes.
Read their advertiser at.
Changes and repairs are going on in a
small building owned by Capt. Gilbert,
on one of Mr. f. w. James lots.
Rev, T. D. t'arnchan of the Presbyter-
ian church will go to Seattle next
month to assist Rev. F. G.. Strange.
TIE Laura Bigggr Company is booked
for Leagneds opera house next Monday,
when deliShtFn' treat is anticipated.
The sociahle b, he ladies' guild of the
Episcopal church - held this evening at
Mrs. James Morgan's. A pleasant time
is anticipated
4 woman suffrage mass meeting will
be held at Seattle tonight. They do not
propose to accept the decision OF two
judges as fiuaI, 10y any means.
Judge Greene has decided to hold the
Seattle term Of court, Notwithstanding
the recent supreme ecurt 4 cision that
has 50 unsettled legal business.
Emil Householder is so nicely fitted up
in the little brick building on The cor
ner that the place seems as if both he
and his stock OF jeWelry grew there.
The P.-I. correspo adent in this place
bestows titles with lavish hand. Col.
Joe Koon," Capt" Eiseobeis and
Lieut." Pugh may s"uad siaart to some
people, but to others 1t looks like polk
ing fun at worthy citizens.
Tie Elder from San Faaucisco exper-
fenced a rather rough passage on the
const. She brought 50 passengers and
Coz tons Of freight. Her passen engers
were distributed as follows: For Vic
toria, u; for Seattle, II: fer Port Town
send, 6; for Tacoma, l2 Her freight
was: For Victoria, 10l tons; for Port
Townsend and Alaska, I76 tens; for
Seattle, 225 tons; for Tacoma, 100 tons.
It has been close race Tor several
days between the snow shovel and the
lawn mower. II this chinook wind con-
| times the mower will come ont on top.
The county commissioners met III reg
ular session on Monday, and transacted
, 1887-02-10
Rrar,, seturoax,s Daily.

Under the Gaslight" this evening.
Barr & O'LearY's chop house is the
popular place.
Only 80 cents for reserved scat at
the entertainment tonight.
ship Shirley sailed from San Fran
cisco yesterday for Tacoma.
Mr. N. B. Colt goes on the Mexico, for
a months leave, to Berkely, Cal.
Jas. Jones, agent Tor the Oregoaiaa,
now sells that paper at 3 cents copy.
Mr. G. Harding has returned from
Illinois whittier he went last winter.
Ar. and Mrs. Harry r. Price have
been bereft OF their first bern, within a
few days of its birth,
Judge D. P. Trimble has been nomi-
mated for city judicial officer, to succeed
Major Van Bokkelep.
Mr. Jas. Griffiths, of the firm of Grit
fiths, Bridges & Stetson, arrived to-day
from Tacoma.
Mrs. l.. B. Hastings, A. I. Culver and
". Douglas are passengers from San
Francisco for Port Townsend Per Elder.
It Is reported that E. A. Mintis, late
customs inspector, was injured in rail-
way collision on his way east. No par
ticulurs, however.
The columns of the Argus arc open to
ths publis for discussion of questions
pertinent TO tho woman suffrage question
either pro or con.
An additional stove has been placed in
the opera house to make it comfortable
for the entertainment this evening. No
one need fear being cold.
MIR. Ira P. Smith bosses the Port
Discovery mills now. Mr.. Downs has
gone to San Francisco on business con-
uected with the Port Townsend saw
mill
The Gail is vcritable weak sister"
as q political organ. Here it let's the
Post-IntelligeEcer mop the ground With
:ile democratic party. and never 30 much
as says "scat" Verify, our democratic
brethren lean upon their "organ" only
to find it broken reed.
The Tacoma Neirs wishes every body
to distinctly understand that it is in the
political organ business; that it ''aunked"
it's policy" for coin in tbs last election,
sr1 thnt beaausa II haDuened 10 be on
the winning side, therefore it Is great
political prophet. How We apples
swim!'
One of our most enterprising business
men is Ar I. J. Corriggn, the new mer-
chant tailor II you don't bell, We it
lust call al his establishment and see
what a bee hive OF industry it Is.
Clothes eor tie million-best, medium
or common quality, just according to
your fasle and your purse. You pays
your money, and you takes your choice"
Strikes us it was Judge Kuhn who
aaid the election OF Cleveland meant
that We would not have to import
judges. Maybe We didn't hear him
sright, however. It is some time since
that jollification meeting was held-and
CIevaland's ante election promises have
grown very ceTy cold since then. There
was democratic material in this Terri
tory that might have been used with
credit TO the appointing power.
, 1887-02-10
RroiEa Fridays Daily.

Ailder today.
City council meeting tonight.
Ar. Wa. Bishop waa in town today
looking for soma Of those outdoor bloom
ing flowers.
Its lots OF tuh to be twsniy-ons when
ysu can get nico gold watch chain
amt it, WllIis?
Anarchist Spies was married by proxy,
New If be can only be hung by proxy be
ssghs 70 be happy
I-Under Lao Gaslig!.t" to2-C.t.w even
ing at tbs opera house. Turn out and
give them big house this time.
Many or our young paople and juye-
HiVss are enjoying the skating season
shsse evenings at thss Hastings pond
and Buchman's lake.
Customs Officer j. B. Croaks says the
Whatsom paper got the idea tlat he was
going to Alaska from joke. Il was
mistake.
Capt. I. J. Conner has closed cut his
grocery business on Union wharf. and
Aas moved bis stock to Frank Petty
eeove's. Presumably the business will
be consolidated.
Ii has been decided TO hold our public
UniVeraity meeting here on Saturday
evening, the 18th inst. 4 number oi
prominent gentlemen have been invited
. atteId-amoIg them being Governor
Squire, DR.. i. t. Minor, Judge j, r.
Lewis. Hon. Ezra Meeker, d. T. Denny
and others.
OWING to misu understanding yester.
DAY, quite number went to the ceme-
tory to attend the funeral of tie late
Miss Ryan, and fouud themselves too
early, and had to return before tie cor
sage arrived, Still, there was Goodly
snnber, Notwithstanding the very cold
weather.
The ARGUS had = dispatch Yesterday
nam Seattle. announcing the decisis"
es tie supreme court Oh woman suffrage
eas made 20 use Of tho information be-
saase tie dispatch was not signed, and
We hc"shi it was joke We knew of
As sssa i9sfare tEa conrt involving the
qnesticn
fhoa. b,z-1p E co. have rented tie
@'ssisfs.dA =. ", Consisting Of - acres
- NE etl > ,s-slslas4.-sa5e iu coz
ses.iee u. -. bu!eber husiuc=s.
EsaaeJ Pcs "a also leased lie
- -t--sg : ->-Ssssegs e. similar Use. d. Ii.
Lisilsag-i zpl ssmiIy will piovo iuto
tom. efe,31ll- regijsnce ,-ear ths rss
csascal i ~
Esrbe. ". Bridges, O; Tacoma, oue
q ths lie the iirm CT Grifi.hs
Ss'dges -. aAip brokers Of Taco,
HA anA sbs. = ..n4an,, ,.ho disI O. tie
lat al "s1ons. Alta brl,: iilaess O.
tArss Siia .yphoiI fevrr, wa>
taken og ihs 6,h o: January aul i.,.t
'sipt tkI days ago WAS hs considered
sously i'll. During all this time
, 1887-02-10
Hike War.

CHICAGO, Feb. Am TRfer-Ocedn's
Milwaukee special says: The railroad
companies having headquarters in Mil
waukse, have recently made out, by re-
quest of tie War Department, Inst Of
their rolling stock and statement OF
their ability to carry troops 10 points on
their lines The statements were sent
to the War Department at Washington.
, 1887-02-10

A wall from poor "Lo" having beel
told We would have no more winter.
karta BostOus quaDsUm tumtum
Halo cold ness New Year" sun,
Delate warm sun hyak chaco,
Oakuk cold sun kon'way done?
Nika tumtum yaka halo
Kumtux oakuk illihee.
Nika kumtuX yaka tumtum
Yaka ellep Sock'ly Tyhee.
Nauich GOODNESS chaco alta,
klonas moX moon killapi!
Alki klosh wake wawa nika,
Quansum Bostons hiya he!
Nika tumtum klaska pilton,
Siwash tumtum ellep klesh,
Iscum karta iGta chaco,
Gaka quen5um wawa 'k1osh."
Soek'ly Tyhee, yaka kumtux
Kultis ikta klaxtar say,
YRka marsh spose yaka tikke
Kloshnanieh konaway day.
, 1887-02-10
Another Strike.
PORT HADIECK. IN.

The lonEshoremen working for Grif-
fiths, Bridges L Stetson, OF Port Town
send, loading the ship Emma L. Crowell,
st Port Hsslock, struck on Monday
morning for forty csuts an hour,
al incysess OF ten cents on the present
rate, but nothing definite can be learned
as to what the result will be. The men
are stiil holding out. ARGUS CoER.
, 1887-02-10
xAsrAaY,s BgssxEss.
Lumber. Csal and Produce sShtaE',ssssS
From Puget SaUns:

/ Port Townsend Corr. Tacoma LS4asFI
/ Fifty-saven vessels sailed from Tug
Sound for Foreign AID coastwise port
with coal ard lumber caTsoe during t-t
month OF January.
TIE LUMBER FLEET.
Forty.one were sailing ycsse!s, carry
ing lumber.
Tacoma, eight vessels saiiei-ships
Nineyah, Daslirg Wave, Shirley and
Sumarlide; bark Nicholas Ihayer; bark
entines John Worster ard Malay
schooner Laura May.
Port BIakcIv, six vessels sailed ships
Topgallant and Kate Davenport; barks
Regina, Schwanden and Caraagie;
schooner Arago.
Port Discovery, five vessels sailed
jeremiah Thompson and Suma;Fa; bark
Semiranis; brig Deacon; schooner
Comet.
Port Ead!ock, five vessels saiied-ship
Melrose; barkentines j. VI. Griffith, Re
tgiever and Quickstep; schooner Queen.
Port Gamble, five vessels sailed-barks
Theobald, California and CowlitZ;
schooners ]. Is. Leeds and Alice.
Port Madison, four vessels sailed
barks Oakland and Tidal Wave; bark
entine G. {. Funk; schooner Vesta.
Utsalady, three vessels sailed-bark
Hope; barkentine s. n. Castle; schooner
Marie E. Smith.
Port Ludlow, two vessels sailed-bark
Columbia; barkeptine klicki.at.
Seattle, three vessels sailed-brig
North Star; schooners Compeer and Leo.
THE LUMBER REPORT.
The aggregate quantity of lumber Ia
ken by three vessels from each mill port
, 1887-02-10
THE COAL FLEET.


Eleven coal cargoes we're Gent from
the Sound coastwise during the month.
Tacoma, two cargees-ship Alaska and
bark LiZzie Williams.
Seattle, nine carsocs ships st. Ste
phens, gwo Brothers and Elne jacket,
steamers Aiki, Umatii!a {ihree trips. a:d
Walla WglIa 1.-TWO trips.
THE COAL EXPORT.
The following is the amount of coal
taken from each port:
, 1887-02-10

NV ToRE, FEB. THE !Stnr csblo
zsys: ~Bsiist Is general liz mercantile
circles tLEs wsr between Germany and
grsaoo VIII break ont as zooa 4. fight
iug se&tEeF 81 - ip. An officiars sisg
- ;i'at peace or ~Er depends o. ths ei-
',yIs OF the puwsfs to form an silisnce.
The outlook on the whole may be sum
med up Gs 10 immediate danger. but
war in the spring"
, 1887-02-10

Edward Wheeler. TIE efficient private
secretary tn GJv2rroT Squire-the Dan
Lamont u Washington Territory
assigned, and Will jim his family in the
aosf
, 1887-02-10
Bal. Of New EHgg., Mt,T52.

Mrs. J. T. RGTCHEY [562 Al, Ave.
Louisville, Ky.) was a conHrBcd
iHUdJid for eIegeu gears, Just
living, and hourly ecpecfiTJ deGfh.
Was confined to bed ten months each
year. Was attended by the best 2,Ay-
Sicid7ss. Her left side was f1GFa-
lysed. Could neither eat, sleep, nor
enjoy life. The doctors said she was
troubled with female EiijlGiRtS;
but she was satisfied her kidneys
were affected. Under the operation Of
Warmers SAFE Cure she passed q
large stone or calculus, and in Nov,
1885, reported, "Am to-day as aCett
rs 3pHefI II 0iYi,o
, 1887-02-10
For Defrnae.

WARRINGTON. Feb. 7. -Tba senate has
passed without division or deb4is two
bills approrrizting twenY-sre millions
for modern oFlBsncs and ooa.t fortifica-
, 1887-02-10
Portland, ME,;05.

MAJOR $. Is. ABBOTT (Sprinc .iald,
MOI, in 1871 was afflicted with :.fpe
GGch;, EHcaSI30tiSil3 N!!G Kiag.cy
trouble. Consulted the very jesst
physicians in san Francisco, and vis-
ite,l all the mineral springs there.
Took health trip TO tie Rev England
States, but for seven years sHJcFc!
constantly from his malady, which
had resulted IN BTiGht's disease.
After using couple dozen bottles Of
Warmers SAFE Cure, and two OF SAFE
Pills, he wrote: =" Ny back and Kid
neys are sUitACH5 20iI,, and, thank
God, L owe it all 20 Warmers SAFE
Remedies"
, 1887-02-10
Yours Truly,
Z. JACKMAN

Mr.. Jackman appreciates the situation,
and, like an enterprisIng citizen, steps
into the breach. There are others yet,
abuadantly able to give. who have not
thus far formulated their donation in
detinate shape. Public attention will
be narrowed down TO them soon. We
believe they would feel easier after IN
bosoming their generous propositions
so that all might see where they stand
1t would. be beneficial in another way,
too; there are SO many waiting to see what
somebody else is going to do! Let's
hear from others who onght TO contri-
butte
, 1887-02-10

Total tonnage. .'-- -o9,'oo
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAL EXPORTS
The following vessels sailed from Brit
ish Columbia with coal for coastwlSe
ports during JsuuaEy:
, 1887-02-10

CAPT. GEO. d. WILTBASg tsis Sprsas
St, Phila., Pa, prosiraiod ic Ceaira5
America, with Malarial ever caused ~
congestion OF Kidneys s.zd flvsx. 2s-
E"iOHs part Of the time, LiSsP ess-
IdgJed one-third. Stomach badly 81
feeted. Coull H0fR no FOOD; evan
water was elected. Sing less thsa
dozen bottle OF Warmers SAFE Cure, be
writes, al was completely oIsFsS.s
, 1887-02-10
Bal. Chic. [Sfafe,l G23,E52.

COL. JOSEPH II. THORNTON (Cia-
cinnati, o. in 1855 reported that his
daughter was very much prOs'ratedi ;
had puipitdfi0iI of tie EeG"f,
intense pain in the head. ucryol"
disorderandcG cGfGFVk Ofthe tiot6cT.
She lost Gfty-Gye pounds. O,her rein-
Giles failing, they began the u=e e..
Warmers SAFE Cure, SAFE Fias and
SAFE Ne?Uias, and within three III puta9
she hal gained fifty pounds in Ueigl't
and was restored 10 g0Ott hcr,i.,.
Tl.at was three years ago, and she - st..l
in as good health as ever in her iiic.
Col. Thornton, himself, was cured q
chronic GiagTACpG OF eighteen
years standing, in 1881, by Warmers
SAFE Cure,
, 1887-02-10

The total amount of coal shipped from
the sound for the month is q, ,tS5 tons.
valued at S75.697.
Total amount of lumber shipped from
the Sound during the month is q, $685.
I75 feet, valued at S3iS,224.
The steamers Geo. W. Elder and Mex
leo made each two trips fr.m the Sound,
carrying, besides coal from Nanaimo,
large quantities of proGace, the estimated
value of which is S50,0G0.
The steamer Idaho made one trip to
Alaska with merchandise valued at
about $4,000.
GROSS VALUES OF CARGoEs
, 1887-02-10
The UnfversityAgaI
CONTRIBUTION FROM THOs. JACKMAN.

San Francisco, Feb. 3, 1887.
A. WEIR, Dear ISir:-I see by the
ARGUS that you contemplate holding a
meeting some time this month in regard
to tLe University question, AS it is
quite probable L shall not be there in
time to attend the meeting, 1 hereby
authorize you to pledge me for two hun
dred dollars coin, towards making up
the necessary sum Of $4,000. Wishing
You success in the matter. / am
Yours Truly,
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